Studies in logic / by members of the Johns Hopkins University (1883) ; edited by Charles S. Peirce ; with an introduction by Max H. Fisch and a preface by Achim Eschbach.

Originally published: Boston, Little, Brown, 1883.

Includes bibliographical references.

STUDIES IN LOGIC by Members of the Johns Hopkins University (1883) -- Editorial page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Table of contents -- PEIRCE AS SCIENTIST, MATHEMATICIAN, HISTORIAN, LOGICIAN, AND PHILOSOPHER -- I. THE SCIENTIST -- II. THE MATHEMATICIAN -- III. THE HISTORIAN -- IV. THE LOGICIAN -- NOTES -- THE HISTORY OF SEMIOTICS AND CHARLES S. PEIRCE -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- PEIRCE'S MARKED AND CUT COPY OF THE STUDIES IN LOGIC -- PREFACE. -- CONTENTS. -- THE LOGIC OF THE EPICUREANS. -- A MACHINE FOR PRODUCING SYLLOGISTIC VARIATIONS.

NOTE ON AN EIGHT-TERM LOGICAL MACHINE.ON THE ALGEBRA OF LOGIC. -- ON IDENTICAL PROPOSITIONS. -- ON THE COPULA. -- ALGEBRA OF THE COPULA. -- RESOLUTION OF PROBLEMS. -- EXAMPLES. -- ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNIVERSE. -- BIBLIOGRAPHY. -- ON A NEW ALGEBRA OF LOGIC. -- OPERATIONS IN RELATIVE NUMBER WITH APPLICATIONS TO THE THEORY OF PROBABILITIES. -- A THEORY OF PROBABLE INFERENCE. -- FORM I. -- FORM II. -- FORM III. -- FORM IV. -- FORM V. -- METRICAL CONVERGENCES AND DIVERGENCES IN EARLY GREEK POETRY AND SONG -- NOTE A. -- NOTE B.

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